Blueprints for Addiction Recovery - 817 North Lime Street Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Blueprints for Addiction Recovery – 817 North Lime Street is a men's sober house in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, in Lancaster County. It carries a full, active license from the Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs, one of three Blueprints for Addiction Recovery addresses on Lime Street alone.

A Men's Sober House on North Lime Street

This sober living home in Lancaster serves men in recovery, keeping bedrooms, house meetings and common space single-gender under one set of house rules. North Lime Street runs through a residential stretch just north of downtown, close enough to walk to the county courthouse and to Lancaster General Hospital's main campus.

Three Blueprints for Addiction Recovery Homes on One Street

Blueprints for Addiction Recovery holds DDAP licenses for three separate addresses on North Lime Street: 817, 815 and 724, all serving men. A cluster this tight on one street means a resident who needs a different set of housemates can move without leaving the block, let alone the neighborhood.

What Act 59 Licensure Requires

Pennsylvania's Act 59 of 2017 gives the Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs authority to license recovery houses, though licensure itself is voluntary and plenty of legitimate houses operate without it. A full, active license on this address means the state has inspected it against its recovery-house standards, a check a website's own claims cannot substitute for.

Getting Around Lancaster Without a Car

Red Rose Transit Authority runs Lancaster's local bus network, and the city's Amtrak station on the Keystone Corridor puts Harrisburg and Philadelphia within a direct train ride. For a resident rebuilding a routine on foot and by bus, a North Lime Street address keeps the county's job base, courts and treatment providers within that same walkable network.